The capital city, Delhi is full of attractions. Delhi is the perfect blend of history, mystery and mayhem. The wonderful city will welcome you by heart. When you are planning to visit Delhi, you have to plan your itinerary very carefully. You cannot afford to miss any of the cultural heritages. The city is worth visiting for any kind of travellers.

Delhi is situated along the banks of Yamuna River. With its historical relevances, the city is very stylish. The ancient monuments will take you back to the times of Kings and Emperors.

You can hire a car or rent a two-wheeler and start to explore. A visit to Red Fort is a must. The Lal Quila was built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. The structure was carved out of red sandstone and still retains its glory. Take your time and tour the whole structure. The light and sound show and the museum inside the Red Fort is a good option to know more about the Quila and bygone era. The handicrafts stores inside the fort make the place colourful.

Humayun Tomb is another structure which is a fine example of Mughal architecture and love of Humayun’s senior wife. A garden surrounding the tomb, Humayun tomb is a mausoleum. The origin of Qutub Minar is still a mystery. However, the 73 m high tower is country famous. With a mosque, Qutub complex and the tower is one of the magnificent structures in the world. Near Said-Ul-Azaib village located the twenty-acre Garden of Five Senses. It is a modern day build up with a twist in Mughal garden style. The beautiful garden and its contemporary style will mesmerise you. Hazrat Nizummudin Dargah and Jama Masjid are other landmarks. Akshardham Temple which is situated near Noida is an enchanting temple complex. The marble carving and the well-maintained garden area is a treat to the eye. There are several other heritages and modern times sites which will fulfil your Delhi tour. In many of the heritage monuments, the camera is prohibited or it needs some extra penny. Do check properly before entering.

The city offers some tasty food as well. The Shahi Kebabs of Chandni Chowk or the aloo ke paranthe of Paranthawali gali, taste whatever you like. The Karol Bagh and the Nizammudin East displays the old Delhi traditions.

Delhi is a great place to enjoy a short or long holidays. The city is fully-connected by all means of transport. Delhi Metro Rail Corporation covers Delhi, Noida and few parts of Gurgaon as well. Inter-State bus connects with other cities of Uttar Pradesh. Delhi Local buses ply to almost all corners at frequent intervals. Indira Gandhi International Airport near Palam is well-connected to the major cities of the country and the world. Nizamuddin Railway Station, Anand Vihar Railway Terminal, New Delhi Railway Station and Sara Rohila are the four important railway station that serve the city. You can check from IRCTC online reservation for the availability of trains from your city.

Dimpy Roy

Dimpy Roy is a travel writer working with an Online Travel Guide. She guides travelers about IRCTC online reservation, an easy way to book ticket online.